As we develop our site we hope that we’ll have everything up and running to support our annual Farm Fall Festival that has attracted thousands of visitors to Sharon Linsenbardt’s,  “The Farm”.

For 50 years I’ve farmed and cared for animals here in the Valley and my family dates back to the 1920′s as residents of Las Vegas.

What we hope to create is way for us to reach out and to educate, motivate and hopefully always, to entertain.  We understand that while we have been farming and using almost the same methods for five decades that a lot has changed about how people receive information.

You’ll be able to learn about the products we produce right here, right in the middle of one of the hottest and driest deserts in the world.

We can’t wait to introduce you to all of our animals, each one is unique and has its own wonderful but sometimes sad story about how they found their way to The Farm.  But now every single animal, bird and yes, even fish,  is protected, loved and lives a secure and safe life.

I hope you’ll keep coming back to visit, we’re adding a sign-up for our monthly newsletter.

Like everything here on the farm, we have a lot of work to do, and we want to do it right.

Above all I hope you can come visit us.  We’re located in the northwest part on Las Vegas on the corner of Tenaya and Grand Teton.  The address is 7222 W. Grand Teton Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89131.  You can reach us by phone at 702-982-8000.  On the top of our to-do list is to provide you with a simple Google Map link.

All our eggs, chicken, duck, goose, quail and even peacock eggs are produced right here on the farm; they just don’t come any fresher.  Our eggs be purchased on any Saturday or Sunday after 9 in the morning.  We also produce our own real “Local”  honey, jam and jelly.  During our Fall Festival we have our concession stand up and running with wonderful BBQ and our own cooked squash.

Bring the kids, they’re some of our biggest fans, and just enjoy yourself, just like we have for close to 50 years.  Nothing much has changed and most people think that is our appeal.

Thank you.

Sharon Linsenbardt